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JP Morgan has reshuffled its capital markets management structure in a move that bankers at the firm said reflected an increasing need for an integrated global product approach to clients’ needs.
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BNP Paribas has slashed its peripheral European sovereign exposures over the last four months — but at a big cost. Reporting third quarter results on Thursday, the French bank said that it had cut peripheral exposures by €10.6bn excluding a new provision of €2.2bn relating to Greek debt. But its sell-offs lost it €812m.
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A managing director has left Lloyds Banking Group’s syndicate desk as part of a reshuffle of the lender’s wholesale banking team.
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The debate about the preferred structure for contingent capital was reopened this week after the Bank of England’s executive director of financial stability, Andrew Haldane, suggested extending voting rights to holders of hybrid debt securities such as Cocos.
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RBC Capital Markets has hired two new bankers for its growing financial institutions business in Europe.
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BNP Paribas’ wealth management division has hired a new head of China market, picking a senior adviser from Julius Baer to take over its business. Alfred Tsai joined on October 18, the latest of a series of hires at the French bank’s private wealth division.